I tried it and wasn’t the biggest fan, mainly because it’s designed like an iOS app. Probably great for former Apollo users but as an android user it’s just not for me. It definitely is a pretty slick web client though and I’d use it over the official reddit app any day 😂
You also don’t have a 50% chance the comment you’re replying to is from a bot and copy and pasted either from that post, another random post, or even the original post that a repost bot stole posted snd you are now commenting on. Reddit is a bot riddled mess.
After I saw the news of Beehaw defederating from Lemmy.world I decided the best route to go would be to try and set up a self hosted instance to have the most control of my account as possible. I use Linux on the desktop but have no experience running a server. So far I’ve managed to get an instance that is able to get posts...
YSK: Lemmy All Third Party Clients List (Android/iPhone/Web) with status of that apps! (lemmyapps.netlify.app)
cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/1025004...
Tis a silly place... (lemmy.world)
It’s morally correct (lemmy.world)
The price of a cinema ticket in this day and age. No wonder people aren't going to the cinema anymore. (lemmy.world)
My experience as a noob to managing a server Trying to set up a self hosted Lemmy Instance (lemmy.captainapathetic.cfd)
After I saw the news of Beehaw defederating from Lemmy.world I decided the best route to go would be to try and set up a self hosted instance to have the most control of my account as possible. I use Linux on the desktop but have no experience running a server. So far I’ve managed to get an instance that is able to get posts...
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